Asarlaí

This user is Irish and
lives in Ireland.

This editor is a Senior Editor II and is entitled to display this Rhodium Editor Star.

This user has been on Wikipedia for 17 years, 10 months and 11 days.

30K+This user has made more than 30K contributions to Wikipedia.

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 26 This user has created 26 active template pages on the English language Wikipedia.

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Plain English.

tough, though, through, thoughtThis user supports
English spelling reform.

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This user participates in
WikiProject Ireland.

This user remembers the
Holocene Epoch

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Asarlaí is an Irish word meaning "wizard" and is roughly pronounced a-SAR-lee.
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My main fields of work on Wikipedia are Irish history, mythology, geography and place-names.

I have also compiled a Romanic→Germanic wordlist for English, which among other things should be useful for Plain English writing.

Contributions

The following is a list of articles that I've created, made major additions to, and/or substantially re-written. Articles I've started are marked with a star (*).

Ancient and medieval Ireland

• Anglo-Norman invasion of Ireland – wrote much of the article (stats)
• Gaels; Gaelic Ireland – wrote most of the Culture and society section (stats)

Gaelic festivals

• Samhain – wrote much of the article (stats)
• Imbolc – wrote much of the article (stats)
• Beltane – wrote much of the article (stats)
• Lughnasadh – wrote much of the article (stats)

Ancient sites

• Navan Fort – wrote much of the article (stats)
• Hill of Tara – expanded in May 2019
• Hill of Uisneach – wrote much of the article (stats)
• Newgrange

Mythology

• Lebor Gabála Érenn
• Tuatha Dé Danann
• Donn – wrote much of the article (stats)
• Fianna – wrote much of the article (stats)

Colonial-era Ireland

• Portadown massacre – wrote much of the article (stats)
• Irish Rebellion of 1641
• Clandeboye massacre
• Plantations of Ireland – wrote the East Ulster section

Modern Irish history

• Drumcree conflict – wrote most of the article (stats)
• Ulster loyalism – wrote most of the article (stats)

Irish revolution

• Timeline of the Irish War of Independence
• Easter Rising – expanded in March/April 2016
• First Dáil – wrote much of the article (stats)
• The Troubles in Northern Ireland (1920–1922)
• Partition of Ireland – re-wrote and expanded in April/May 2021
• Sack of Balbriggan – wrote most of the article (stats)
• Burning of Cork – re-wrote and expanded in Aug 2012, helping raise it to B Class
• Bloody Sunday (1920)
• Bloody Sunday (1921)
• Black and Tans

The Troubles

• Timeline of the Northern Ireland Troubles
  • Timeline of Ulster Volunteer Force actions
  • Timeline of Ulster Defence Association actions
  • Timeline of Irish National Liberation Army actions
• 1969 Northern Ireland riots – helped to expand and re-write in Feb 2011
• 1970 Battle of St Matthew's – wrote most of the article (stats)
• 1970 Falls Curfew – wrote most of the article (stats)
• 1971 Operation Demetrius – expanded in Dec 2011
• 1971 McGurk's Bar bombing – wrote most of the article (stats)
• 1972 Bloody Sunday
• 1972 Bloody Friday
• 1972 Battle at Springmartin*
• 1972 Operation Motorman
• 1975 Tullyvallen massacre – wrote most of the article (stats)
• 1976 Reavey and O'Dowd killings – wrote most of the article (stats)
• 1976 Kingsmill massacre
• 1981 Altnaveigh landmine attack
• 1983 Harrods bombing – expanded in Dec 2013
• 1987 Loughgall ambush
• 1988 Milltown Cemetery attack – expanded in March 2013, helping raise it to B Class
• 1988 Ballygawley bus bombing* – started and wrote most of the article (stats)
• 1990 Downpatrick landmine attack
• 1990 proxy bombs – wrote most of the section on the October 1990 bombings
• 1991 Craigavon mobile shop killings – wrote most of the article (stats)
• 1992 Teebane bombing* – started and wrote most of the article (stats)
• 1993 Castlerock killings
• 1993 Greysteel massacre
• 1994 Loughinisland massacre – wrote much of the article (stats)
• 1996 London Docklands bombing – wrote most of the article (stats)
• 2001 Holy Cross dispute – wrote most of the article (stats)
• Military Reaction Force – wrote most of the article (stats)
• Glenanne gang
• Republican Action Against Drugs – wrote most of the article
• Partitionism – wrote most of the article

Places

• Place names in Ireland
• Armagh – wrote the History and Townlands sections
• Croagh Patrick
• Downpatrick – wrote the Early history section
• Slieve Donard – wrote most of the article (stats)
• Slieve Gullion
• Slieve Croob
• Slieve Commedagh*
• Slieve Snaght
• Slievenamon
• Slievecallan
• Paps of Anu
• Lough Erne – Name, mythology and folklore
• Lough Neagh – Mythology and folklore
• Ram's Island
• Croghan Hill

Other articles and lists

• Timeline of the European migrant crisis – expanded in May 2016 (before & after)
• List of Irish-language given names
• List of longest placenames in Ireland
• List of Irish round towers
• List of wars in Great Britain*
• Ulster English – wrote most of the Vocabulary section
• English language spelling reform – wrote most of the lead and History section
• Spelling Reform step 1 (SR1) – wrote most of the article

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User pages

Asarlaí
is a Member of the Secret Cabal.^†

• User:Asarlaí/English spelling reform
• User:Asarlaí/Germanic and Latinate equivalents in English
• User:Asarlaí/Sandbox